IS WALTER PAYTON REALLY THA GOAT.

[Art Barr]

Hey joe .....


Is walter payton really the greatest of all time?







Art Barr

 

[Da_Eggman]

The goat Bear at least

 

[Erratic415]

I don’t know, but he’s up there on the short list of greatest RBs

 

[Bop Gun]

I'm always going to run with Barry Sanders as the GOAT running back, especially since I was able to see him play most of his career.

Walter Payton and OJ Simpson are the two running backs I would have loved to see during their primes.

 

[Baka's Weird Case]

not mad at anyone calling Payton the GOAT

 

[feelosofer]

Payton def has a seat at the table.

 

[010101]

one of them..........*

 

[Samori Toure]

Yes. I have always said that he was and a lot of football people that watched him said the same thing. He could run. He could block. He could catch the ball out of the back field. He could throw it. Not only did he break the the all time rushing record, despite not playing with another all pro offensive player until he was in his 10th season. He also had the all time rushing touchdown record and the record for most catches by a running back in NFL history and record for all time receiving yards. I think those records were eventually broken by Marshall Faulk or someone else. Payton also had 8 touchdown passes and no interceptions in his career and he had the single game rushing record that was eventually broken by Adrian Peterson.

Payton was also the Bears backup quarterback. He played quarterback in the 1983 NFC Championship game against San Francisco after McMahon got hurt. He was also the Bears backup punter and back up field goal kicker.

 

[VegetasHairline]

He's definitely in the conversation.

 

[Art Barr]

Yes. I have always said that he was and a lot of football people that watched him said the same thing. He could run. He could block. He could catch the ball out of the back field. He could throw it. Not only did he break the the all time rushing record, despite not playing with another all pro offensive player until he was in his 10th season. He also had the all time rushing touchdown record and the record for most catches by a running back in NFL history and record for all time receiving yards. I think those records were eventually broken by Marshall Faulk or someone else. Payton also had 8 touchdown passes and no interceptions in his career and he had the single game rushing record that was eventually broken by Adrian Peterson.

Payton was also the Bears backup quarterback. He played quarterback in the 1983 NFC Championship game against San Francisco after McMahon got hurt. He was also the Bears backup punter and back up field goal kicker.

Everything on point here.
Great post.

@Samori Toure

Except walter threw an n'oh.

To greenbay on a deep pass to gault.
Where gault was cut off from the pass route.
Then called for offensive pass interference!!!?!!!!

Then walter came back.
after a pair of n'ohs from gary. The gary fencik, The f'oh five.

Then walter came in as qb. Then tossed a td to matt.


Lemme see if.
I can find the footage.

I watched it a while ago.

It is actually brought back all my emotion for halas hall. That i have not had to deal with in two decades.




I hope you guys watch it all.
Yet if yousa hater and only wanna see the n'oh. In some wild take to discredit walter. You can skim to the 10.55 mark. Yet if you come cap'n in this thread. Or use this to discredit walter. Imma put chu throughed't it. As error correction. Was made to keep it real amd factual. Not to demean.
or be divisive.

Art Barr

 

[Joe Sixpack]

No he is not

Adrian Peterson is the greatest of all time

We been through this @Art Barr

 

[R=G]

Barry Sanders was so special..its a hard fight

 

[mastermind]

and he had the single game rushing record that was eventually broken by Adrian Peterson.

Corey Dillon broke it first. Then Jamal Lewis and now Adrian Peterson holds it.

 

[Bigblackted4]

Goat geechie

 

[Bennett80]

no, i can name at least 5 guys better than him. Barry, AD, OJ, Jim Brown, King Henry...